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Rock Stacker
My custom wraped wraith
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Wraith Picture Archive - No talking
- Thread starter Harley
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My custom wraped wraith
kinree
Newbie
Dinky V2 (Wedge) hood
Carter Fab & Machine panels
Vanquish Ti lower links, drag link, Tie Rod
Vanquish Chubs, Knuckles
JR DS8711
CC Bec
HH TorqueMaster pro 21t
HH BRXL waterproofed
RCP Crawlers Stainless Steel Diff Locker
Mip Steel drive shafts
Turnigy 5000mah 20c 2s
Sky lipo 5000mah 30c 3s
Carter Fab & Machine panels
Vanquish Ti lower links, drag link, Tie Rod
Vanquish Chubs, Knuckles
JR DS8711
CC Bec
HH TorqueMaster pro 21t
HH BRXL waterproofed
RCP Crawlers Stainless Steel Diff Locker
Mip Steel drive shafts
Turnigy 5000mah 20c 2s
Sky lipo 5000mah 30c 3s
Jay-Em
Rock Crawler
My She-Hulk themed Wraith
Here's my Wraith. Seeing a green-metallic wraith on YT, it got me thinking.
I had a cool, utterly-poseable She-Hulk figure lying around, and it clicked.
-RTR Wraith
-Home-made axle-links. I had to replace the stock links, because they went all "noodly". 4mm Thread-stock threaded through 6mm outside diam. Aluminium tubing. All rod-ends are Savage/Revo rod-ends with metal balls. (Aluminium tubes are 9,5cm; rods are 11cm , for those that want to replicate this el-cheapo solution.) Combined with the Revo-rod-ends, they are the right length. I considered stainless steel 4mm rod, but SS is a bitch to work with if one only has a hacksaw, so, I opted for super-cheap steel rod : E1,10 a mtr. :ror:
-Home made servo-link.
-Stock servo, receiver and ESC.
-Stock gearing
-fitted 6mm aluminium tubing inside the drive-axles to prevent warping/collapsing. Fits exactly!, and works like a charm.
-Graupner Speed 600 race 7,2 volts. 22500 rpm. A steal @ E12,- "thumbsup" Fan-Cooled, great torque (I left the soft metal flux-ring in place) and reasonable endurance on 4000mAh, say 15min heavy high-speed bashing, and 30 min slow crawling.
-Bionic-Batteries 4000mah, 50c, 200A peak, 30c 120A cont.
-Outside painted. First scuffed with a scotch-brite, then primed with Tamiya light-grey primer. Then sprayed with Tamiya lime-green metallic TS-paint, and finished with 4 layers of cheap 4$$ automotive clear.
Close-up of Shiny body.
Having fun on home-brewn urban-crawling course
Look on self-fabricated aluminium links. Total cost E5,- and a lot of sweat. including Savage rod-ends&balls
Showing how well Shulkie actually fits.
Overview.
Home-made servo-link.
Had to flip the differentials to make the motor run CCW. Rather peculiar.. Even the manual had it correct, but some chinese person didn't understand his/her left from his/her right.. :roll:
Thnx for looking.
Got a kit on order. That's going to get A LRP 13.5 brushless stock-spec with an LRP AI-Pro ESC.
Here's my Wraith. Seeing a green-metallic wraith on YT, it got me thinking.
I had a cool, utterly-poseable She-Hulk figure lying around, and it clicked.
-RTR Wraith
-Home-made axle-links. I had to replace the stock links, because they went all "noodly". 4mm Thread-stock threaded through 6mm outside diam. Aluminium tubing. All rod-ends are Savage/Revo rod-ends with metal balls. (Aluminium tubes are 9,5cm; rods are 11cm , for those that want to replicate this el-cheapo solution.) Combined with the Revo-rod-ends, they are the right length. I considered stainless steel 4mm rod, but SS is a bitch to work with if one only has a hacksaw, so, I opted for super-cheap steel rod : E1,10 a mtr. :ror:
-Home made servo-link.
-Stock servo, receiver and ESC.
-Stock gearing
-fitted 6mm aluminium tubing inside the drive-axles to prevent warping/collapsing. Fits exactly!, and works like a charm.
-Graupner Speed 600 race 7,2 volts. 22500 rpm. A steal @ E12,- "thumbsup" Fan-Cooled, great torque (I left the soft metal flux-ring in place) and reasonable endurance on 4000mAh, say 15min heavy high-speed bashing, and 30 min slow crawling.
-Bionic-Batteries 4000mah, 50c, 200A peak, 30c 120A cont.
-Outside painted. First scuffed with a scotch-brite, then primed with Tamiya light-grey primer. Then sprayed with Tamiya lime-green metallic TS-paint, and finished with 4 layers of cheap 4$$ automotive clear.
Close-up of Shiny body.
Having fun on home-brewn urban-crawling course
Look on self-fabricated aluminium links. Total cost E5,- and a lot of sweat. including Savage rod-ends&balls
Showing how well Shulkie actually fits.
Overview.
Home-made servo-link.
Had to flip the differentials to make the motor run CCW. Rather peculiar.. Even the manual had it correct, but some chinese person didn't understand his/her left from his/her right.. :roll:
Thnx for looking.
Got a kit on order. That's going to get A LRP 13.5 brushless stock-spec with an LRP AI-Pro ESC.
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mat
Pebble Pounder
All stock apart from the GMade shocks and the self made steering link.
ev0l
Rock Crawler
Pretty much stock for now, but got my wrap on there.
k5 blazer went under the knife
The Bulu Productions Wraith....
my k5 blazer idea not too bad
R/CMaxximus5.0
Rock Crawler
My Wraith:
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Erbing
Rock Crawler
A little fun on the rocks.
SteerAndStuff
Rock Crawler
Still need to do some suspension tuning and wiring, just waiting on rear steer knuckles, etc.
m0d3ds1ash45
Rock Stacker
well heres acouple pics from my kit hope u guys like!"thumbsup"
doddfactor
Newbie
Blaine
Pebble Pounder
Pretty stock
27t motor
20/87 gearing
proline tsl
27t motor
20/87 gearing
proline tsl
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